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That look nice, but four things: divs. How to write something like <div class="text" id="lore">Test lore ipsum</div> ? Does this have a chicken scheme style na
by fosap 14y ago
That look nice, but four things:
divs. How to write something like <div class="text" id="lore">Test lore ipsum</div> ? Does this have a chicken scheme style named parameters?
Inline HTML, especially useful for macros. {html <i>i</i>} should become <i>i</i>
A unification <script> <img> <video> <audio> and <iframe>. It's not that easy to translate to html, but i felt there should be one mechanism, since they all just embed a another medium. The sematics would make more sense IMO.
The macro expression takes a argument (the macro name). Can my macro aswell do this aswell? Any why doesn't the colour use it?
- JimmyRuska 14y agoI set it to parse attributes with this syntax {b_class="text"_id="foo" content}. It only supports the style attribute at the moment, because I was worried about people using stuff like onclick or inheriting a class with a huge width. I structured it like this mostly because it was easy to parse. I also support tags like p, span, cite, section, article, aside, sub, sup, hr and pre. I don't know what you mean in the last part about the macros.